Wyandotte Chicken
A species of Red Junglefowl, Also known as Columbian Wyandottes, Silver Laced Wyandottes Scientific name : Gallus gallus domesticus 'Wyandotte' Species : Red Junglefowl
Wyandotte Chicken, A species of Red Junglefowl
Also known as:
Columbian Wyandottes, Silver Laced Wyandottes
Scientific name: Gallus gallus domesticus 'Wyandotte'
Species: Red Junglefowl
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Description
Emblematic of a distinctive blend of beauty and purpose, the wyandotte Chicken radiates with an iridescent plumage graced with intricate lacing. Hailed for their hearty disposition and flexibility in varied climates, this breed unfurls a fascinating spectacle of multi-hued eggs, affirming its fame amidst poultry enthusiasts.
Female Weight
6 - 7 Lbs
Male Weight
8 - 9 Lbs
Comb Type
Rose
Foraging Ability
Good
Preferred Climate
Any climate
Care Level
Moderate
Egg Size
Medium to large
Egg Color
Brown
Production Rate
Good
Production Rate Range
200 - 240 eggs
Begin Laying At
20 - 25 weeks
Laying Frequency
1 time a day
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General Info
Origin
United States
Lifespan
6-12 years
Use
Eggs, Meat
Temperament
Calm, docile
Diet
Standard chicken feed, supplemented with fresh vegetables, fruits and occasional mealworms.
Shelter
Secure coop with sufficient ventilation, equipped with nesting boxes.
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Birds Family
Phasianidae Genus
Junglefowl Species
Red Junglefowl Breed
Wyandotte Chicken 
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